Esther Zoza's Diary Archives - Page 5 of 6

Behind the Mask: Are Parents the “Owners” of Their Children?

It seems ironic how, in a country like our own, some parents continue to use outdated practices with their children.

The Lines in Cuba are Breathing, Healthy Organisms

A few months ago, bus stops were hubs of public opinion. Now, during the COVID-19 outbreak, lines are in the lead again.

When Solitude Becomes Proactive

Yesterday, I heard one of the neighbors in my building – who I’ve only ever said hello to – say that she was fed up of being alone.

Cuban Children Without Pets

Denying a child their wish is something that shouldn’t be done on a whim, much less if it’s about a pet.

Yohy Suarez’s Spiritual Purification

The viewer’s eye wanders in this huge gallery, where Yohy Suarez’s paintings astonish us with their grotesque overload and misdirected neglect.

Cuba’s Invisible Radio Magicians

Cuban radio was celebrating a few days ago. Only not everyone working in radio could celebrate as well.

The Giant African Snail, an Alien in Cuba

The giant African snail is still making headlines in Cuba. It was first sighted back in 2014, in the Arroyo Naranjo municipality in Havana.

The Different Faces of Havana

Honoring Havana for its five hundred years is more than valid. If anything deserves celebration, it’s this city full of history. However…

Havana’s Cuatro Caminos Market, a Story Worth Telling

The historic Havana market, popularly knownas “Plaza de Cuatro Caminos”, will open its doors again in November, this time as a modern shopping mall.

Communication, an Art Form on the Way to Being Forgotten

Communication is key if you want to have a good quality of life. We all need to communicate, we are social beings, but you need two people to be able to hold a conversation.